Texas Health Resources makes $112M bid for bankrupt hospital

Dallas-based Forest Park Medical Center has secured a $112 million purchase offer for its campus in Forth Worth from Arlington-based Texas Health Resources, according to Dow Jones’ Daily Bankruptcy Review.

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The 54-bed Forth Worth hospital filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in late 2015.

Lawyers who put the hospital in bankruptcy protection have filed court papers asking to sell the facility at a May 12 auction. They said there are several potential buyers interested in purchasing the facility, and bids at the auction may top Texas Health’s $112 million offer, according to the report.

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